428 Ford Cobra Jet Exhaust Manifolds Mustang Torino Original 1969 1970 Cj on 2040-parts.com
Lahoma, Oklahoma, United States
This is a very nice pair of original Ford CJ exhaust manifolds. No cracks, the spacer is missing. Look at the pictures and decide. It looks like the dates are 2-18-69 and 1-8-69.
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